So thin, in fact, I’d not mind exploring a few episode on the air where they brothers decide to live apart. Let’s see what their lives are like without each other. We’ve touched on that briefly in the past when Sam let Dean have his life outside of hunting. Let’s keep in mind how Dean has conveniently forgotten that entire chapter of their lives because he attempted to look for a Sam for a while before giving up and settling into that life. Anyway, it just doesn’t matter.

Sam is still pining for Amelia. When they flashed back to him greeting her at her door at the end of “Southern Comfort,” a part of me quickly thought he had hit the road. I should have known better. The boys are very good martyrs. It’s going to take one hell of a push for one or the other to make the first move.

I was shocked when Dean was under the influence of the penny and he said Benny was more of a brother to him than Sam had ever been. Not was now or at a particular time, but had ever been. Those words hurt, and in return Sam made sure Dean knew he might be the hunter who ran into Dean’s beloved “Blood Brother” Benny and iced him on day soon. It’s as if they’re just trying to hurt each other to see who will crack first. When even the lovable Garth can’t get them to crack a smile, you know things are fairly dire.

Let’s see a few episodes of Sam heading back to Amelia, reading the papers and keeping up on Dean hunting with Garth. Maybe even his blood brother Benny will give it a try. He’s sad enough that it might take his mind off of his plight and his uncertain future in this new world he’s come back to after so many years. It could also cause Sam to miss his brother. Whatever it is, we need something drastic to light a fire under their asses and remember, as Garth pointed out, how very lucky they are to have each other.

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Are you ready for another exciting episode of Supernatural? Be ready for some giggles because I think the episode will be on the lighter side after some rather daunting, dark rides recently.

Garth (DJ Qualls) comes back for a visit on the next episode of Supernatural, “Southern Comfort.” He ruffles some feathers as he reminds Dean that Bobby wasn’t private property and more people miss him than Sam and Dean. It turns out that Garth has picked up where Bobby left off.

When Dean is noticeably upset at the idea of Garth assuming Bobby’s hunting duties, Garth points out that with Sam and Dean off the map, someone had to do it. In the clip, I especially love Garth using “ijit.”

Until I watched the preview, I didn’t even think of Bobby this season. As much as I enjoyed the character and Jim Beaver’s portrayal of Bobby, I almost feel as though it’s a betrayal of the highest order. He just vanished and I didn’t care. Garth cared more than I did. That sort of puts me into the same boat as Sam and Dean, doesn’t it? It will be interesting to see how the episode plays out and whether the guilt felt by Sam and Dean for so easily dismissing the memory of their friend matches my own.

Check out the clip and watch the episode Wednesday, November 7 on CW.

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